Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-07

ORANGE BLOSSOMS.
wedding of Jacob Adloff anu
Pauline Schmidt.


wedding OF Jacob Adloff anu
Pauline Schmidt.
One of the grandest and most brill
liant weddings which has taken place
in Los Angeles for some time past
was that of Jacob Adolf and MIS-
Pauline Schmidt, both of Los Ange es
The groom, who is well known here,
is leading business man, and has
long enjoyed reputation that is in
deed cnviable, to say the least. The
bride, Miss Schmidt, is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Schmidt, the
proprietors of the Commercial Hotel,
and pioneer residents of Los Angeles.
The ceremony was performed yester-
day afternoon at 2 O'Clock, at the
"Church of Angeles" opposite the
Plaza, by Rev. Father Peter, in the
presence OF large number of friends
of the family and the cont acting
parties. William Schumacher acted
as best man, while the bride, who
was most elegantly alfred, was sup
ported by her beautiful sister, Miss
Mary Schmidt. After the impressive
ceremonies were completed and the
happy couple had been made man
and wife, all repaired to the CONNER
cial Hotel, where reception Wa,
held. Arriving at the hotel
the happy couple received the
congratul atoms OF the assembled
guests, who were as follows: Paul
Shilling and family, G. sweeter and
family, Joe Bayer and family, Mrs.
Sieber ard family, William Schu'
maker and wife, Tony Yorb and wife,
Mr.. Wagner and wife, Mr.. Visit and
wife, G. +. A. Liant and wife, harle.
Golmer and wife, Charles Bauer and
wife, D. Kuck and family, A. Linden
field and family, Charles Albrerht and
family, Robert Eckert, Thomas
Schoneman and family, Mr.. Printer
and family, Miss Gussie Brooke and
others.
At the hotel the scene was
one that beggars description
Friends began to arrive in large mum.
bers to offer their congratulations, and
the house was taxed to its fullest ca
pacity. After all the well-wishes had
been expressed the entire company
sat down to a bountiful repast. Every
known delicacy was here to be found
and was served by neatly trained
walters. Host Schmidt spared no pains
to make the affair the grand occasion
that it was, and every one felt that
the repast was one of the most boun.
teous ever set in Los Angeles. At the
table the health of the newly-married
couple was proposed with sparkling
champagne. During the supper 9
string band furnished exquisite music
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolf left last evening
on the north bound train fr San fran
cisco, San Jose, Sacramento and othel
northern points, where they will en-
ioy their honeymoon, and then return
to Los Angeles, where Mr.. Adolf has
a fine home for his beautiful wife.
THE PRESENTS.
MIR. and Mrs. Adolf were the recip
tents of the following costly presents
Egyptian clock, N. Crump.
Silver cream pitcher, gold lined Mrs
Joe Bayer.
Silver castor, Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett
Plush painted jewel box, Miss II
Pinter.
Plush cologne box, Miss Stooven.
Plush SNOWFALL frame, Miss LizZi
Pinto.
Antique flower vases, Miss Gussi'
Brooks.
Set of napkins, Miss Cordes.
Crochet apron, Ana Piute.
Napkin rings, Mr.. and Mrs. N
Benjement.
Silver cake dish. Mr.. and Mrs. S
Piute.
Silver card receiver, Mr.. and Mrs
A. Lindenfeld.
Silver butter dish, s. Levy.
Plush tablecloth, Mrs. 2. Schmitt
Silver teaspoons. j. Piute.
Silver drinking cups, H. Albrecht
Decanter of cordials, Vache Frerel
Company.
Pearl opera-glasses, Herman
Schoneman.
Silver cake dish, Mr.. and Mrs
Cordes.
One dozen silver spoons and forks
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Zerb.
Silver water pitcher and tray, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Schilling.
Silver water pitcher, Mr.. Samue
Meyer.
Silver water pitcher, Edward Rotl
and lady.
French clock, Antoine Quick.
Egyptian clock, A Bixler.
Silver cake dish, III. Albrecht.
China tea set, Robert Eckert.
Silver and crystal fruit dish, Mrs
z. Zoberlein.
Silver pickle dish, Mr.. and Mrs. c
T. II. Last.
Decanter and glasses, Mr.. Mat
thews.
Silver button hook, Joseph Mes
mer, jr. =,
Silver nut bowl, Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Adolf.
Ivory toilet set, l.. Tag.
Silver carving set, Charles Baue
and wife.
China tea set, Peter Pethusen.
Carving set, William Schumacher
Satin scent bag, j. Collier.
Webster's Dictionary, A. BiXel.
Fruit dish, j. S. Meerset.
French clock, Mr.. and Mrs. Loui
Ebinger.
Enlarged portrait of Mr.. and Mrs
Schmidt, Miss Mary Schmidt.
Cuckoo" clock, Chas. Wagner.
Y. NJ. C. A.
The Corner Stone OF the New
Building Laid.
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